What to expect:

• Fully online 
• 50 cases, including 10 mentored cases that count toward Level 1, 2 and 3 certification 
• Hands-on with full 3D datasets that learners can manipulate to arrive at diagnoses 
• Multiple-choice quiz to test knowledge in key areas, including radiation dose and appropriate use 
• Self-paced 
• Duration approx. 8 – 12 hours to complete 
• Official SCCT Level 1 Certification awarded after successful completion of the course

This course includes 50 anonymized cases, divided into three sections. Through the course platform, you will be able to access the ResolutionMD viewer to manipulate and analyze each 3D dataset yourself. Each case also includes description, multiple choice quiz questions, and a discussion of the correct interpretation.

This is a self-paced course. You are required to move through the first 10 cases sequentially, but you may move through Cases 11 – 50 in the order you wish. Please be advised you will not receive a final score and a certificate of completion for the course until you respond to all 40 scored quiz questions and achieve a final score of 80% or higher correct answers.

Initially, plan on taking at least five to 10 minutes to read and interpret each case and respond to the questions. As you move through the course, your progress may speed up. You may take as long as you need to complete the course and the quiz questions.

Section A: Mentored Cases 1 – 10
Cases 1 – 10 each have an introductory narrated video in which an expert reads the cases and overviews a search pattern for arriving at the correct diagnosis. Your answers to the multiple choice quiz questions in Section 1 are not scored. We encourage students to review these cases more than once, with and without the use of the tutorial videos. These 10 cases count as mentored cases in line with COCATS and ACR guidelines.

Section B: Intermediate Level 1 Cases 11 – 30
Coronary CTA with single- and multivessel disease Coronary CTA and triple rule-out cases demonstrating significant extra-coronary findings Post-revascularization coronary CTA.